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by ReadEvalPost 5mo ago
I've tried to explain this paper to people in similar circumstances and have also struggled! In my mind the key point of departure between this paper and the more standard computational functionalist approaches is the importance of met
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by ReadEvalPost 8mo ago
You can try it on HF: https://huggingface.co/spaces/mistralai/Voxtral-Mini-Realtim...
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by ReadEvalPost 11mo ago
They aged out of being competitive against SoC NPUs. This is ultimately the successor to that.
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by ReadEvalPost 1y ago
Ed's main critique is about business sustainability -- it's true that there are many articles about AI on IP issues or ethics but he is unique in actually crunching the numbers on profit.
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FUTO open-sources 1M row keyboard swipe dataset(huggingface.co)
12 points by ReadEvalPost 1y ago|1 comments
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by ReadEvalPost 2y ago
The data has to go across PCI / USB to get to the internal (tiny) SRAM. It's not a good choice for clustering, you should just use a GPU for that.
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by ReadEvalPost 2y ago
FUTO | Austin, TX | ONSITE | Software Engineer | Full-time | https://futo.org FUTO is an organization dedicated to developing, both through in-house engineering and investment, technologies that frustrate centralization and indu
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by ReadEvalPost 2y ago
I work for FUTO, does it just need to be somewhere in the Download section? I'll see if I can get this added if so.
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by ReadEvalPost 2y ago
FYI your CSS looks to be broken on Firefox.
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by ReadEvalPost 2y ago
FUTO | Austin, TX | On-site / Hybrid / Remote | Full Time / Hourly FUTO is an organization dedicated to developing, both through in-house engineering and investment, technologies that frustrate centralization and industry con
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by ReadEvalPost 2y ago
When I asked a similar question of a VC that's invested in manufacturing they recommended I tour factories and ask what their painpoints are.
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by ReadEvalPost 3y ago
That advice makes sense if we're talking about 800B+ parameter models that require a gigantic investment of capital and time. For models that fit on a consumer GPU you're leaving chips on the table to not take advantage of trainin
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by ReadEvalPost 3y ago
"Build, don't train" is poor advice for a prospective "AI Engineer" title. It should be "Know when to reach for a new model architecture, know when to reach for fine-tuning / LoRA training, know when to us
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by ReadEvalPost 3y ago
Vienna Hypertext fits exactly this niche: https://vienna.earth/
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The Mind Is the Bicycle(thebutlerian.com)
3 points by ReadEvalPost 4y ago|0 comments
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
Do you have any recommendations on libraries for parsing CAN with Rust (or are your tools OSS)? I'll be working on a project in a couple of months that'll need to pull data off CAN.
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
The article's thesis is that EA's moral realism stance (which finds it's apotheosis in utilitarian moral calculus) is ill-supported and highly questionable, especially when combined with theological anti-realism. It's de
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
I highly recommend Feser's Aristotle's Revenge that's mentioned in the article. Very much dismantles the pervasive materialist attitude.
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
The study only checks for myocarditis diagnosis codes 1-7 days after vaccination. That's a very short timeframe... We have multiple months worth of data at this point, I wonder what happens to the incidence rate at longer timelines.
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
Do you love? Do you dance? Do you desire? Do you rage? Do you weep? Do you choose? Every moment of your existence you exert your will on the world. A denial of will is a denial of humanity. I want nothing of a science that would do such a t
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
Certainly we can say our ML models are becoming more general in the sense of being able to cross-correlate between multiple domains. This is quite a different story than "becoming a general intelligence." Intelligence is a propert
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by ReadEvalPost 4y ago
I've been publishing writing far outside consensus progressive attitudes since the pandemic began with zero issue so far. Don't make your workplace your audience or invite controversy around your workplace and you're very unl
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
What waste products do the bioreactors produce? How are they disposed? As I said, concentrated feed operations are bad. That shit should be dispersed in a pasture, fertilizing it.
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
Harm is done to the ecosystem when we concentrate cows in one place and feed them chemically fortified slurry. When cows are allowed to graze pastures, they instead have a positive effect on the local ecosystem. As such, I am extremely skep
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
Alternative reading of the same information: "US monitors border using novel technology." Nations have the right to restrict entry, which entails checking if someone is coming in. That's not hunting.
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
On one hand they cut my base salary by 25% when I went remote in AZ, but on the other I'm paying 35% less in housing to own a 3 bedroom house instead of renting a 1 bedroom apartment. I get the annoyance but there's something to b
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
I must admit I was hoping for much more controversial ideas than what Volume 1 contained. There are plenty of well-argued dissident ideas online, these articles take only a small tentative step outside the mainstream.
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
Notably missing Doomer Optimists who accept the reality and inevitability of collapse, while viewing it as an opportunity for localist, agrarian communities to rise in the wake.
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
As of May 2021 vaccine hesitancy by % of group is highest among PhDs: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.07.20.21260795v... Funny how one's enemies are always the lazy ignorant ones.
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by ReadEvalPost 5y ago
His book Green Wizardry contains by far the best description of matter, information, and energy I've found in any work. Ignore outsider perspectives at your own peril.

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